Sepertinya tidak kurang-kurang kontribusi sains tentang kejadian gempa Yogyakarta 2006. Whether it shapes disaster risk reduction plans in the area is a different story.
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Mw 8.4-8.8 #earthquake near Banda Neira is., Banda Sea, Indonesia, triggered a devastating #tsunami that killed at least 60 people. Felt in Java, 2000 km far away.
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SSA is in the news! This @temblor article covers an #SRL paper that explores the utility of GNSS data to quickly characterize earthquakes when seismic sensors aren't nearby.
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Have you ever seen a new island come to life?
Explosive eruptions off Iwoto island created a new islet in the Pacific, 1000 km south of Tokyo on Nov 4, 2023
[📹 Kazuhiro Ichikawa]
"Right now, at remote locations all over the world, #sensors are monitoring #humanity and #nature for sounds and rumbles that might otherwise go unnoticed.." https://t.co/OfNa0Gn8R9 via @BBC_Future
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The M6.9 earthquake in Morocco occurred in a region with mapped faults, but with relatively low historical seismicity. Current reports indicate at least 600 people have been killed in this event and the city of Marrakesh has been badly damaged.